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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-06
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
CURRENT EVENTS or INTEREST Al
HOME AND ABROAD.
President Cleveland and Party Arrive ~
ChioagO-Ex-Goy. Washburn's Death.
The knights Of Labor Convention-Gen-
ersl News Items.

CHICAGO, October 5.-President }. Cleve
land and party arrived in Chicago at 9.i0
The run from 81. Louis was an excep
iionally smooth one, not a pause being
necessary, owing 10 the fact that pas
senger trains were side-trackcd ten and
ireights fifteen. minutes before the spe
cial train was due As the wheels of IN,
Presidents train ceased rolling. the guns
of Light Battery F, Fourth United
states artillery, commanded by Captain
Rodney, thundcrcd a military welcome
OF thirteen ,alutes. and cheer after cheer
went up from the assembled crowd
The President and Mrs Cleveland were
seated in their car, and when the train
had fully stopped they arose and looked
out of the windows. There were also
present in the car DR. !. ID. Bryant. Mr..
Bissel of Buffalo. the Presidents former
law partner, and Colonel Dan Lamont.
Troop !. First United States Cavalry.
mounted on fine horses and under the
command of Captain C.. c Carr. drew
mp In line and formed a barrier which
aided the police in keeping back the
hustling, crOwding throng The re-
cepiion committee consisting of Mayor
Roche, Governor Oglcsby. General 4
III. Terry, L. ). A., COngressmen Dun
ham, A ans Lawler. and Mason.
judge Blodgett and Gresham and Col
lector Seiberger, al once boarded the
car. The gentlemen were introduced
90 the President and Mrs. Cleveland bv
Colonel Lamont.
When President Cleveland appeared
on the platform Of the car another cheer
almost deafenng in it's volume, blended
with the booming of the cannon. The
President was accompanied 10 the first
carriage, where he was seated, facing
Mayor Roche and Governor Oglesby
The carriage was drawn by four splendid
horses with positions. The othermem-
lers OF the Presidents party and of the
Committee entered the other
carriages and. led by the company of
,alyary and Chief of Police Ebersold.
with his staff. also all mounted. the
party rode rapidly 10 Michigan avenue
MRS CLEVELAND PAINTS.
Mrs. Cleveland, feeling IN, left the
procession al Jackson street and went 10
he Union League Club House. where
'he tainted She was soon restored %
THE REPORT DENIED.
Colonel Lamont says Mrs Cleveland
It'd not faint ar Union League
Club to-day. She was simply worn
lui and exhausted after long ride
n the cars and had not eaten any break
asst he was sufficiently recovered to /
axe part IN the afternoon ceremonies.
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TnE kNIGHTs OF LAnOR.
Michael Da,itt Addressed. the Convent

Michael Dasitt Addresses the Convention.
MfNNEAPOLIs, October 5-BefOre the
Knights Of Labor Assembly this morn
ing Delegate Buchanan made an argu-
menl for his admission, but was Interrupt
ted al n o'clock by motion to hear
Michael Dayitt, who arrived in the city
last night The motion was unanimously
adopted, and the one-armed patriot was
escorted into the hall
When be reached the platform the dele
CATION, at the suggestion Of Chairman
POwderly, rose to its feet and gave three
times three I'm broken tones Mr Dayitt
thanked the assembly for It's greeting and
proceeded TO deliver a lengthy address
upon the Irish question and its relation
20 the laboring classes Of the world
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toCkADE DOTS.
"" ''u'hed-A Hoary Pstriarch-C Con.
iederste Veteran Camp.
Special TO the Times

n, AfN'iai 10 the Times
rErERssuRe, Va, October 5-Jsmes
Irlnin, employed as train hand ON The
Norfolk and Western railroad had his
han so badly crushed last night while
coupling cars in the depot ward Of the
company in this city, that Il had 10 he
smputated this morning.
Several packages OF bright tobacco
were sold at the Tobacco Exchange 10.
day. The prices ranged from sI9 70
f5noO per hundred weight
\ marriages license was issued to-day 70
Isaac Ellis and Phoebe Hicks. who were
married this evening. Ellis has been
married eight times and is the father of
thirty'one children. He is seventy. five
years OF age The bride is fifty wears OF
age.
\ Confederate camp Of veterans is
shortly to bc organized In Petersburg.
hessrs. A. j. Clements and John r
torham left TO day for Staunton. where
they 90 io attend the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter Of Mssons
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At pemocratie Headnuarter..

Last night the Democratic headquart
ers, corner Thirteenth and Main streets
were yacated-MajOr Bigger and his as
sistants being at the Democratic rally at
the Old Market The wards have all been
canyassed, however, and it is pretty well
ascertained that the strength OF the party
viii be al the primaries to-day.
A full turnout is confidently expected,
and such a vote will be polled as will
greatly discourage the lnformers. -
All that is necessary is for all Democrats
to do their duty, 5 lect a good ticket, and
victory in November is certain. Rich
mond did not surrender during the war,
and has no idea of doing so now.
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$1,000. 900 for the B. a o. Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October 5-The Sah says
that negotiations looking to the purchase
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
system have progressed 10 a point where
il has been substantially agreed by all
concerned that the Western Union shall
take the Baltimore and OHIO lines in ex-
change for Sj.0OO,0O0 Of ils stock. The
increase Of the Western Union stock from
ssl ,000,O 10 $s60O0,O00 will doubtless
be arranged for at the regular annual
meeting OF the stockholders on October
12th.
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FRAND RdLLY or THE DFNOCRACy
AT TIfE ON MARKET.
GOVERNOR LEE ON THE
PLATFORM.
STIRRING REECHES By DISTINGUISHED
SPEAkERN
THE RANKS CLOSING UP.

Democracy ~. Malone the Only Issue A
Big Vote To-Day Means a Zig victory
in November.
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STANDING or THE CLUBS


Every man who took part in Tuesday,
Louisville ST. Louis game made from one
TO hye base hits. Forty.two hits we've
made by the two clubs.
Kelly Is again playing with the Boston
club
Inc Philadelphia are playing the best
ball Of any club In the League just now
n Y Sun.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM THE
SOUTH SIDE.
Meeting OF the City school Board-The
Two New school Buildings Canal
Break stIll CnrepaIred Democratic
success CertsIn-Sc.

The City School Board will meet 70.
night at the Council Chamber. They will
hear the report Of the Finance Com
mittee Of the School Board and action
will be taken relative to the engagement
OF two additional teachers who are 10 act
as assistant teachers and receive a salary
not exceeding twenty dollars per month
There Is no doubt Of the city's ability 10
employ these additional teachers. MIR
Bronaugh yesterday said 10 the TINS
reporter that he was sure that the amount
OF money which the School Board would
have at their disposal would equal any
demands of the School Board and would
surely allow the additional teachers which
u Is contemplated 20 be elected
The joint committee from the CITY
Council and the School Board met YES.
lerday afternoon in the office OF Mr.
Waller H. Higham. and then and there
discussed the plans Of the two new school
buildings which are 90 be erected I'm this
CITY. one OF these school buildings IL
Tor the use Of the col0red children. and
viii be erected IN the Third. or Jackson"
ward as 10 is commonly called. The
other will be erected in the Third ward
and will be most handsome building
The plan and o drawing Of the building
is now hanging in the Council Chamber
and has been admired by many
TIE CANAL BREAK.
The break in the canal al the cotton
mills, next 10 the bridge. is still unre-
paired The mills along the water line
are still idle, because they cannot work
until the water in the canal is there In
ull force The workmen are working
both night and day. Al night they use
locomotive headlights.
POLITICS.
There is not the shadow of doubt that
lac Democrats will carry the senatorial !
district of which Manchester is part /
Chairman Meredith expects 10 have this I
month Hon. George ID. Wise, Hon John /
ioode, and other brilliant speakers From |
present indications Manchester will poll /
Democratic majority which will ap- /
)roach five hundred.
l.. o. Herring, the Malone candidate |
or the House, was i'm the city Yesterday.
nd consulted with VI II. LlOyd. the Ma /
zone candidate for the Senate. Ea, n Of /
hem were sanguine of election. and made /
between them for the can
ass. il will prove a disappointment to
10Th when the vote is counted on the
light of Tuesday, November sth.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Last night Rev H. w Williams preach
d at the Bainbridge-street Baptist
hurch
An effort is being made 10 secure the
ardon Of Linden :. Clarke who was
ent TO Albany for violation of the United
tates banking laws The particulars of
le otiense for which he Is paying the
enaltya are familiar to Manchester peo-
le. lie was sentenced to serve five
ears, and has been in prison q year or
lore.
The late W. IL. Powers, whose death is
nnOunced i'm Richmond, il kindly re-
In Manchester. For many
ears he was general manager Of the old
anchester Cotton Factory. 4
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Jim Ferguson, the cOlored brakeman
on the r. +. 81 p railroad, who was so
seriously injured by falling between two
cars at Guinea Station reported in yester-
day Tines, died yesterday afternoon at
the Retreat for the Sick Ills Z mains
were placed in a coffin for burial. but the
lady in charge of the telephone at that
institution was unable 10 inform the
TIMES when the interment would take
nlace.
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Death of Mr. william II. Powers.

Mr. William II. Powers who mas been
in very i'll health for some days past,
died yesterday at his residence PIG East
Main street He was one OF Richmond $
Oldest merchants, and among her most
respected citizens His funeral takes
place to-day at i2o'clock from the Monu-
mental church
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KILLED HIMSELF
\ Wonderful Instance of Negro Consci.
entiOusDess.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, October g.
A thrilling tragedy was enacted in the
Circuit Courtroom this morning Sam
Branch, colored man, was on trial for
larceny. As the jury filed into the court
room he was noticed to tremble and turn
deathly pale. What is your verdict -
asked the judge. "Guilty Of grand lar
ceny," replied the foreman. What is ;he
sentence" Five years in the peniten
tiaFy.' As these words were uttered by
the foreman Branch exclaimed, God
knows am innocent and, pulling large
knife from his pocket, thrust it into his
throat. The blood spurted over the jury
box and the judges desk, and the negro
was dead in thirty minutes.
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The ambulance. DR.. Rogers in charge,
was called Yesterday at II o'clock to the
corner Of Sixth and Clay streets to see a
colored man, Robert Turpin, who had
his left band nearly shot of He was
climbing over a fence at the corner of
Sixth and Clay streets with a loaded gun
in his hand, and the BANNER, striking
the fence caused an explosion which did
the damage The hand had to be am
putated.
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EX-GOVERNOR VA nnuRN's DEATH.
Expires Suddenly While Attending Mis-
siOnary Meeting.


SPRNGFfELD Mass. October 5.-Ex.
Governor William b Washbum OF
Greenfield lied suddenly this morning
while attending the meeting of the
American Board of Foreign Missions at
the city hall he was sitting upon the
platform, and while DR. Smith was read.
ing the annual survey, and soon after the
opening, he fell forward into the lap of
the gentleman next 10 him. and expired
in few minutes He had spoken 10 a
friend but moment before, and death
came without any immediate warning
I ough he continued TO breathe for
few moments Dee never spoke nor gave
any sign Of consciousness.
Loving hands bore him 10 the little
room at the right. connected with the
tower entrance, and Dr. Post was called
but IL was evident that death had come
Medical Examiner Beck was summoned
and viewed the remains. and said that an
circumstances pointed TO heart disease
though IL was impossible 20 pronounce
definitely upon the cause till after fur
ther examination Governor Washburn
with his wife came from Greenfield this
morning, reaching here at o'clock He
went 10 the city hall while his wife went
10 the woman's meeting at the First
Church, and there received the news of
her husbands death
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William Walker coloredl, charged with
cutting Florence Davis with a knife, was
found guilty of unlawful assault and
sentenced 10 six months In Jail and fined
SO
Walter Crutchield was convicted Of
petit larceny and sent to Jail for five
months
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Democratic AppoIntInent..

Democratic Appointments.
The following has been issued by the
State Democratic Committee
STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE J
COMMITTEE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October 3, 1887
The following additional appointments
for public speaking are announced by
authority Democratic papers are re-
quested to copy.
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Mathews, Monday, October no.
Craig, Saturday, October 10.
Halifax, Monday, October q.
Accomac, Monday, October 81.
CHARLES y. o'FERRALL.
Portsmouth, Friday, October Z, night
Norfolk, Saturday, October 8, night
Floyd, Tuesday, October H.
WALLER Il. STAPLES.
Botetourt Monday, October 10
N. ". MARTIN.
Campbell, Monday, October 10
Roanoke, Monday, October It..
Halifax, Monday, October "a
Roanoke City, special
Lynchburg, special.
Bedford, special.
sAMCEL W. WILLIAMS.
Wythe, Monday, October 10.
Wythe, specials, same week.
Pulaski, specials, same week
Smyth Monday October IT,.
Russell, special ame week
Dickinson, special, same week
Wise, ,.onday, October 24
GEORGE D. WISE
Danville, Friday, October :, night.
Lunenburg, Monday, October 10
Hanover, Wednesday, October 49,
Brunswick, Monday, October "a
JOHN GOODE.
Danyille, Friday, October E, night.
Mr.. Masseys appointments are with
rawn because Of sickness in his family
Mr.. OFerrall is Withdrawn from Bot /
ourt and goes TO Floyd instead, and .
udge Staples will fiji the Botetourt ap.
ointment
john ;. BARBOUR, Chairman
W W. SCOTT, Secretary
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Convicts Received.

The following conyicis were received
al the Penitentiary Yesterday
Mary Hill lcoloredl Cumberland coun-
~ five years for burglary.
James H. Henderson white, Halifax
county, murderin the second degree. five
years
Wheeler Myer- (whitel, burglary, one
year
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he said, safe for Democracy and good
government He then gracefully re-
tired, as
GOVERNOR LEE
was introduced TO the music Of "Hail m
the Chief" Amid deafenlng anplause
and waving Of hats, the Governor stepped
on the speakers stand. He had received
an invitation TO be present. he said and
ne was now here IN response. Il want
to tell you" he said that am here as a
democrat, ready to help the Democratic
cause. Public office is the peoples trust,
and every officer should remember that
fact lie closed by saying that his
prayers would ever ascend for the welfare
Of the principles Of Democracy and for
those men who maintain them.
LETTERS.
Chairman Gibbons read letters from
Colonel Buford and Richard F. Beirne
Colonel Buford stated in his letter that his
sympathies were with the cause, and
he would have liked to been present, and
would have been but for his absence
from the city on pressing railroad bust
ness. Mr. Richard +. Beine sent the
following telegram which was read and
applauded
ASHLAND, Va, October b.
John NJ. Higgins and others:
! regret very much that ! cannot be- with
you. Best wishes FOR the success of the Ola
dominion Club and Democracy. Down with
hadicaiism. open or disguised.
RICHARD r. BRTRSE.
AT II o'clock the meeting adjourned.
Ihe meeting Is considered 20 be the
largest during the present primary can
'ass. There will be a surprising vote at
he primary to-day.
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of Jefferson ward was next introduced
He said that if the banner Of the Demo
cratic party was placed in his hands he
would carry IL to victory. go to the
primary he said, "and vote for the
candidate of your choice, and If elected
90 stay az home J viii be found in The
front of the battle, which ends next No
NnmLnr Alh
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The United States Court-Judge Hughes
presiding-met Yesterday and adjourned
until to-day
Hon John W. Daniel was in the city
yesterday He left yesterday evening for
King and Queen county TO assist Mr. Ii.
II. Pollard In his canvass of that county.
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The opera will be produced under the
direction Of Mr. +. Intropidi. TO whose
successful efforts our people owe the am.
ateur Mikado and other charming per
fOrmances.
Mr lntropidi has Just returned home
from Kansas City, Mo, after a most sue
cessful season of summer opera. and has
received a warm welcome.
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IHt BALL FIELD.


special 90 the Times.
NEW loRK, October 5.-The following
The score of the games played today
New lorks, o Philadelphias. I
Nashlngtons, -, Bostons. y
Pittsburgs. :; Chicagoes. B.
indianapolis 10, Detroits. D
Brooklyns. ! Mctropoltans. 3
Baltimores, l6 Athletics. 3.
Louisyilles, : St Louis. g.
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Notwithstanding desperate efforts, it
was impossible to get a response from
the police station by telephone at l2
o'clock last night The city was quiet,
however.
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THE COMING OPERA.
The Three Black Closks" to be Pre-
'ented by an Excellent Cast of Home
Talent

Bucalossis opera OF Les Manteaux
Noirs Three Black Cloaksl will soon
be presented at the Richmond Theatre
for the benefit Of the Retreat for the
Sick.
The cast, composed exclusively Of local
talent, will be as follows.
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HNONDrAINI STORE. 3 D. Broad lstrcet
Paints oils F.as- and painters supplies.
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..IpH DLIARU UE. ,03 g.. Main street, Bell
..n. aul general machine repairing.
f0r patents.
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HIIIIlN IT. GARDNER. il0 n. Hr0ad
Hre.t har cutting. dvcIng. shaving. and
muQnIuR.
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u u w hfA<hh 0Ns
DIRECTORY
or RELIABLE
Btf SINItSS IIOIS SGS.
1ls Directory lfiolr n ro'lo5ie and goo
o' muses. QirinQ THAR location an
business rN be found rcrH useful rs Il sourC
frsrNre for iJormg00H rclafire 10 an
N6 diBTeai brqnctes n business
Analytical Chemist;
.. HENRY fROEllNG. II $. Twelfth street
chemist 90 Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
m0lI and Allegheny railroads. Special at
fDUN0l to ores ana mineral waters
Architects.
81 H. OlMMOCk, llH p. Main street. Cor
dependence solicited.
BARRIERS.
WILLIAM %. GARDNER. 5lG r. Rr0a,
ret halr cutting, dycing shaving. au'
nponnK
Bakers:
H.UNOND STEAM BAKERY. R. Adam
rrHuaor ll s. Twelfth street. Wh0esal'
retail.
Boots and shoes;
N. TEASnAlE. l1ll e. Main street. Bcs
an1 s3 mems and 81 and $3.50 ladies
l..s
Butchers:
WALTER L. BRA Ek stall 80. j.. FIrs
Market. smoked beef tongues a speciality.
Candy Manufacturers
..IlN h DYER. f1 B.. Marshall street
.ora.c and retail. Sole agent l1r th,
..'nsDo Cough Drops
Canvas Goods
.iNe. DLhlND, corner of Fourteenth lnd
streets. lOuts. awnings. bags, horse and
covers.
Carpenter aud fiuildcrss
.IlI1M Do. FULLER. ilD b.. Cary street.
attention fo repairing.
Carriage. and Buggiess
t. ahl,bEh0Ek. 1893 D. Franklin sroet.
.ra mantcoi.
Contractors and Builders.
' ilI >ION. lH f.. Main street.
Country Produce:
lNitN D n D. ''.' ID NNl i' p. 3 Il-
.. street, Potatoes. nutior beans. cab
Diaries.
.|I.In DAIRY formerly Wcstntm, fl2
...t -Iite,' an. ll' T.. A'.l e'ieet;
p,,e.i.f..
.rf r.rlU proflIof.r1 FraysDr's Orig
N.rr. anal Bone Eminent
D. HNENE. H1 EAST Marshall. ur0rret0r
i ''NitNl, "..
,.,.,..,...
t,'i -, i..i'''.' a.t....
,f.r.f,lriiror III frc Acme Ranoyator.
H.. H HANNISTER. $50 D.. Broad street.
.... curtains speciality
Employment Agencies
rN'N i''
hardware ana 'htilhse 'ood,
H iAith D. s. H0N. d. la-l MaIn street. .
'. INl lmptfd. cNIIti l.NM'.
....n.rr....
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Samuel +. Shovel. of Snow Hill. Nd.
has made an assignment, with liabilities
OF 100000 and assets OF 10000.
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Contractor. and Builders
' HOJ>IO Jb b. Main street
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N.HMOND STEAM BAKERY. b. Adam,
.HrD'or p IS. Twelfth street. Wholesale
..i rUfUI
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~ I nlMMOCK. lnB g. Main street. Cor
r.-n0Hdcncc solicited.
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I N IEASDAlE. llll T.. Main street. Best
uul si mems and 81 and $3.50 ladies'
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DIRECTORY


1tt Drcei0rV iflon ~ roli0lle and good
os muses. QirnQ Nor location and
business r.H be f0und rvg useful as a source
f.erncf for igofmedOH rc'ahre 10 ana
rfa HC dbTMt brmctes n business.
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was the next speaker. Richmond is now,
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Held DAIRY formerly Westnam. fl2
seventh street. and llG e.. Main street.
I.-N u... cream. butter. butter milk. and
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he said, safe for Democracy and good
government" He then gracefully re-.
tired, as
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NIOh NEDFORU. lf2 f. Main street
... .' fl. Horse. Manufacturer aui whole
NI.I.Ur.
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.... 'IIA D II IN 81 At.. 40. ] N. ltNtN street
|HNNp-DN BROWN a CO.. lll3 T.. Main
aIe..
Rubber Goods:
VIRGINIA RUBBER CO.. 5i3 r. Broad street
Betting. hose. and all kinds of rubber goods
Rubber Stamps
tNID RUBBER STAMP MANCFA o.
NAn co.. l2E b.. Main So. Mauuiac
.I.-H HUI importers Oi stamp novelties.
JED DOMINION Rl BBEk STAMP WORKS,
H.ls street. Agents wanted send for
uar
sign Painting
THOMPSON. Franklin street. under Ex-
t.fr Hotel Advertising sign artist.
i.Irl fence and wall s.gnsa specially
NIf-lONb. so. =. \. Ninth street Sign
ntng aud gliding on glass.
Soap Factory:
. NAtllN CO.. 1880 Franklin street (estab.
o i~W Toilet and Laundry Soaps.
1aiioTs:
H.srAGG. Twelfth street. under American
h'in. Civic and military tailor.
Undertakorss
1 h. MORRsETT No. ~ Seventh street.
Manchester. Phone. 800.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
N. iDW b.. e2l4 r. Main street, manufactu-
". AT Champion Woven Wire Mattresses
Gore. The best and cheapest ln the mar
wood and Coal
NDA COAL YARD iElba statiOn). Broad
. f.uc streets vs. $. Pitcher, agent All
ahls oI Coal Wood, ana Coke. Tele-
Phone. 80.
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IRON ~ NINHt
l-l -NYDER s. CO., i0smlm4 Cary ,ucet